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Love letter to

15-08-2012 6:59pm

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fergal.b

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PLYWOOD

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#2 15-08-2012 7:27pm

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That was very well edited and put together

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#3 21-08-2012 5:43pm

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mmmmmmmmmmm......................o.k but stating the obvious.
MDF takes paint much better and if you want to avoid camout ,switch over to square ( robertson ) drive screws. !

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#4 21-08-2012 6:09pm

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recipio wrote: »

mmmmmmmmmmm......................o.k but stating the obvious.
MDF takes paint much better and if you want to avoid camout ,switch over to square ( robertson ) drive screws. !

MDF takes paint alright :D:D but I wouldn't say better than ply

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